However, if you do workouts that involve any jumping or quick movements, these likely aren’t for you. The wireless features is amazing… I could never go back to working out with a cord lol. The sound quality is amazing! Obviously, I used these for so many years and I found value in how loudly I could blast my music while working out. OVERALL REVIEW: I love these for over the ear headphones. Also, my husband started using these (he gets way sweatier than I do) and the ear pads hold the icky smell. Ear pads are susceptible to tearing (and smelling lol): what actually caused me to get new headphones at the beginning of this year is that the ear pads on these headphones tore.They’re not noise cancelling (I believe the more expensive Studio version is) but this is something that bothers my husband when we are on airplanes… he wishes that for the price you pay for these that was an included feature.If I do a burpee, forget it… they’re falling off. Fall Off: as soon as I do movements like a bent over row where I lean over, I can feel these headphones start to wiggle off my head.Bulky: plain and simple- these headphones are large and bulky.Somewhat Sweat Proof: this is probably not a claim they put out but I get moderately sweaty during a workout and that was never an issue with affecting the function of these headphones.Pairs Well: I get so irritated by bluetooth pairing issues but with my Beats the pairing process was nearly flawless every time.Sound Quality: that’s what initially attracted me to the Beats they feel like you’re at a concert and I love that energy.One of the top things I can say about them is that I was blown away by how long that first pair lasted, especially considering I sweat in them. I got my first pair as a Christmas present. You can see that I’ve worn Beats by Dre for the vast majority of my workouts. To give you a brief summary of the headphones I’ve used over the past decade…Ģ009-2011: Apple corded headphones (the free ones you get with your iPhone) AND, I am sharing one of my workout playlists that completely encourages a focused, feel-good workout! It’s a showdown between Beats by Dre and Apple Airpods, which I would say are two of the more popular picks right now. Today, I am sharing a full product review on what I think are the BEST headphones for working out. Similarly, a good pair of headphones can help you stay focused or they can be a nuisance: tangled cords, headphones falling off, etc. A good playlist can make or break your workout.

Beats studio vs solo 2